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A graphic designer applies her keen eye to the world of natural ephemera.

By Doug Young | Photographs by Doug Young

Roric Tobin, an interior designer with his own furniture line, transforms his century-old home.

By Celia McGee | Photographs by Anasatassios Mentis

Here’s what your favorite East End towns look like this season.

By Heather Buchanan

From Connecticut to the Hamptons, add these events to your list.

By Site Staff

Summer isn’t the only season the East End is popping with parties and events.

By Jacquelyn Shannon

The designer shares how things recently fell into place in a way he never could have predicted.

By Anne Giordano

Make the most out of your East End visit during Labor Day weekend.

By Jacquelyn Shannon

The visionary, known for restoring the Statue of Liberty and for having clients like Bill Gates, masterfully transformed this Manhattan structure.

By Charles Hobbs

Everything you need…and a bit more!

By Lucy Bamman

While it looks like a dream from the 1960s, the mesmerizing home was built just 15 years ago.

By Alayna Dixson

Laurel Hill exudes Old World opulence, boasting 21 bedrooms.

By Charles Hobbs

With a price tag of $3.25 million, this fabulous waterfront home is a total Samantha.

By Charles Hobbs

For this house, the winds of change began to blow more than two centuries ago.

By Heather Buchanan

A designer couple produces a debut line of fixtures and fittings for Waterworks.

By Sharon King Hoge

Have you heard about the Hampton Classic tabletop competition? It’s a celebration of tabletop design for entertaining and Kelli Delaney of KDHamptons is once again the esteemed judge.

By Photographs by Richard Lewin

There’s a different rhythm to the beauty of the Hamptons in the off-season. Check out some the hottest things to do when the crowds leave.

By William Richmond-Watson, Founder and Chief Creative Officer, Watson & Company

Coastal stylings with a modern edge.

By Site Staff

Here’s the latest on the East End’s real estate shuffle.

By Alyssa Bird

It’s hard to miss the Airstream trailer parked in Mirinda Page’s front yard, where she crafts jewelry from local beach stones.

By Kelly Velocci | Photographs by Doug Young

“I moved out East permanently 22 years ago, and one of the first jobs I had was as a pastry chef at the Laundry restaurant.”

By Haniya Rae | Photograph by Estate of Honoria Murphy Donnelly/Licensed by VAGA, NYC

Switching houses is an essential part of the equation for those who find the summer social swirl simply too much to take.

By Lisa Chamoff | Photographs by Costas Picadas | Photographs Courtesy of Saunders

Gavin Zeigler has become a highly regarded wood craftsman and furniture designer whose pieces are sought after by top designers.

By Dawn Watson | Photographs by Doug Young

One snowy January day six years ago, Kathy Reilly and her husband set out for the Hamptons to look for a second home. The Manhattan residents had rented in the off-season in Sag Harbor and liked being part of the year-round community, but as they thought about obtaining a more permanent abode, renting increasingly didn’t make sense.

By Cindi Cook | Photographs by William Geddes

A rose is a rose is a rose, except when it’s a rosé, and then all bets are off, as this summertime favorite can vary in shade from pale pink to orange-hued to a deep pink-red. Rosé is made almost exclusively from red grapes, although French appellation laws allow a blend of red and white grapes in a few regions, particularly in Champagne.The following four venues are good bets for great rosés from both near and far.

By Baroness Sheri de Borchgrave | Painting by J. A. Murdoch